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patty euds, it is grealful to meet with one
nble and willing 16 draw such n picture ns
tho subjoined, without teierence io mui
or its designs. U is from the pen .or tho
ii!.ii trilnt nf fiiilcm. Massachusetts,
nnd' may bo found in his 'collections of
the Last Ten Years," published ti .two,
U WW I .... ... .
fAA ill a tin
name of the Patriarch ol INo
Bend was mentioned in connexion with the
Presidency. ' . ,
"My duties and my travels occupied me
in such a mnnner, us to nllow me few op
portunities (or making individual estimates
of character. Chanco brought me in con
tad, and afterwards into considerable intima
cy, with n gentleman, of whom very diflerent
portraits have been drawn, Geuerrl Harri
son. Of his urbanity, and general hospital
Jty and kindness, I entertain the most grate
ful recollections. 1 could desire no allen
tions, no faeiliiies for discharging my duty,
which ho did not proffer me. His house
was open for public worship. He kept an
open table, to which every visitor was wel
comed. Tho table was loaded with abun
dance, and with substantial good cheer,
especially with different kinds of game.
In these respects his house strongly remind
ed me of tho pictures which my reading had
presented me, of old English hospitality.
There is something imposing in tho digni
fied simplicity of his manlier. Ill the utter
ivant of nil show, and insignia, and trap
pings, there is something, which finely com
ports with tho sovero plainness of republi
canism. On a fine farm, in the woods, his
house was open to all tho neighbors, who
entered without cerimony, and were admit
ted to assume a fooling of entire equality."
Tnu Slide of Alpnacu. It is a fict
thai there is a lailroad in Europe where the
speed of two' hundred and sixteen miles nn
hour is ordinarily obtained not indeed for
passengers, but for timber It is the cele
brated Slide of Alpnnch, in the Alps, con
structed for the purpose of conveying trees
from the mountains to the Lake of Lucerne.
The following is a description of this famous
slide :
" This railroad, which was completed in
the venr 1818, is formed entirely of about
250,000 largo pine trees, deprived of their
bark, and united together in a very mgcni
ous manner, without the aid of iron, it oc
cupied 160 workmen, during 18 months,
and cost nearly 100.000 francs, or 4250.
It is about three leagues, or forty-four thou
sand English feet long. It has a trough of
about six feet abroad, and from three to six
feet deep. Its botiom is formed of three
trees, tho middle ono of which hasu groove
cut in the direction of its length, for receiv
ing small rills of water, which are conduct
ed into it from various places, for the pur
pose of diminishing the friction. The whole
slide is sustained by about two thousand
supports ; and in many places it is attached
in a very ingenious manner to the rugged
precipices of granite. The direction of the
Slide is sometimes straight, sometimes zig
zag, with an inclination of from ten to eigh
teen degrees. It is often carried along the
sides of hills, and flanks of precipitous rocks,
und sometimes over their summits. Occa
sionally it goes under ground, and at other
times it is conducted over the deep gorges by
scaffoldings 120 feet in height. The large
bines which were one hundred feet in
jength, and 10 inches thick at their smallest
extremity, ran through the space of three
leagues, or nearly nine miles in two minutes
and a half 1 There is an account of this
wonderful slide in Babbage's Economy of
Machinery and Manufactures, quoted from
.Brewster's Journal, from which and other
documents, in our common-plaro books, we
.have made the above abridgment.
Death's Doings. "I mn now worth 100.
000, pounds," said old Gregory, as he as
cended a hill, which commands a full pros
pect ol an estate ho had just purchased; 'I
nm no.w worth one hundred thousand
pounds, ana here, saiu lie, i n nave a pine
ry ; you farm houses shall come down,' said
old Gregory, 'they interrupt my views.'
Then what will become of the farmers?"
usked the steward who attended him. That's
their business' answered old Gregorv.
'And that mill must not stand on the stream,'
said Gregory. 'Then how will the villa
gers grind their corn V asked tho steward.
That's not my business,' answered old
Gregory. So old Gregory returned home;
nto a hearty supper; drank a bottle of port;
smoked two pipes of tobacco ; and fell into
a profound slumber ; and awoke no more,
and the farmers reside on their lands; and
the mill stands upon the streum, and the
villager rejoice thut death did the 'business'
with old Giegory.
A long standing Milk Score. It is sla
ted in a Paris paper thai a man, forty lour
years of age, is in prison there, detained lor
milk which he drew from his foster mother's
breast. When ho was weaned, in 1795, his
father owed the nurso 300 francs, which
sum was never paid; and when the son
come ofnge ho took the debt upon himself,
giving a note of hand for the amount, paya
llo in two years with interest. At the limu
the note became duo ho was unnblo to take
it up, and it was renewed, with tho addition
of stamps, interest, and charges. This pro
cess ims been continued till the present
time, when the accumulated debt amounts to
'iio less thun 5700f, besides 13.13 for costs.
I have frequently seen men take their seals
:in the Legislature, because they bopped
suffrages and gave away whiskey, while
those who disdained lo stoop to such mea
sures, were left at homo.
I have seen n brainless fop marry a fine
girl, and break her heart beforo the first
year, though her hand had been solicited in
vah by the wise nnd honorable.
t Jiave seen stupid creatures, who scarcely
kiiuw tho top of a tobacco hill from the bot
torn, plod on and get rich, while men of real
intellect and industry, hayti lived in povtrty.
A man named Israel Cash, a resident of
Amherst, Ohio, was shot, on Wednesday
evening lust, while sitting nt his firo side.
I ho assassiu took deliberate aim through a
window thf wound was expected to prove
mortal. '
Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
F
OR why will you die, when yoU can pro
cure The Indian rurganvc, ur., "-
it Co. Agents for the above Medicine.
Green River, Nov. 21, 1833.
12
W-DBNT1STRY.
It. SPALDING continues to pcrlorm all
i ,i,o i iNr op Dkntai. Sun-
J r uutlttllvlia ill ,
.... .i ,,,i. ihpni in lie done in a ticat
Ur.llK. HI1U IVUIIU.IW ... y - .
and durable manner, upon the best scientific
nncipies oi me an. v ,. i - --
C solicits a continuance of the same.
tOr-Chames much loiccr than the ordinary
eharees of IJentists.
JCr (Jllicc lioom one uour suum m mv
Store of Dutton, Clark f Co.
Brattleboro, Nov. 20, lo-'a. -
&l Birgc, Itrackctt Y Co's.
rJHE North American Spelling Book, the
JL best work of the kind now in use: Web
ster's do. j Colburn's Fiist Lessons ; Peter
Parley's Geography ; Adams New iuiinmc
ticj Worcester's and Webster's Dictionary.
suitable lor Schools; anu various outer ocuoui
Books.
ALSO,
Slates, "Writing Books, Quills, Ink Stands,
&C&C. Nov. 23.
Jit, Mirgc, JBrach'clt A' Cos.
rTtHE American Almanac. This work has
JL now reached its 10th Number, and fully
sustains its deservedly high reputation. It
contains a vast amount of important stnlijticul
i- . . . i i l ........
lilioriiiuiiun, cuuetii-u uuu iiiiiii.giu 'vim vmt
and skill. Nov. 22.
STATIONARY"
F every description at Biaoc, Biiackett
& Co's. Nov. 22.
JV JB TV BOOKS 1? O II
SCHOOLS.
HUNTINGTON'S Geography and Atlas,
Do. Introduction to do. with Atlas :
Parley's Fables ; Village School Geography ;
Uomstock s (Jommon bcliuol I'hilosoiihy ; Uo.
Common Fchool Astronomy : Town's Spell
ing Books; Farmers' School Book; Girls'
Reading Book; Picrpoint's Series of Books;
Emerson's, do. do.; Franklin's do. do.; Wor
cester's do. uo.
Almost every other Book in use in our
Schools, Wholesale aud Retail ;
Nov. 22. At tiih BnATTLEiioao Bookhtoiic.
Mer
moes
At reduced Prices.
A LARGE assortment of MERINOS, com
prisimr a creat variety of Qualities aud
colors, at
E. W. PI
,'Y &. Co.
Highland Shawls
JUST received, a fresh lot of an Extra size
and quality, by E. W. PUOUT Y Co's.
Nov. 21. 12
Split Palm Leaf
F
OR BRAIDERS, at
E. W. PROURY &. Co's.
Pilot Cloths.
A FEW pieces PILOT CLOTHS, blua
and brown, just received, by
DUTTON, CLARK & Co.
Nov. 21, 1839. 12
Buck Wheat.
J nfb BUSHELS Buck Wheat for sale,
VU by D.,C.&Co.
Nov. 21, 1838.
12
Buck Wheat Flour
FOR sale, by
DUTTON, CLARK & Co.
Nov. 21, 1838. 12
Lamp Oil, &c.
500 galls, pure Winter Sperm Oil j
100 do Sum. Strained do;
100 do Linseed do;
Sugar House and Trinidad Molasses;
St. Croixj Porto Rico and Lf. Sugars ;
Java Coflee; Lorrillard's Maccaboy SnufT, Ycl
low do ; Fine cut chewing Tobacco, &e.
by DUTTON, CLARK & Co.
Lawson's
Superior Composition Soap,
FOR TAKING '
Soils from Cloth.
WAiuiA.NTED coon For sale, by
DUTTON, CLARK, & Co.
STATE OF VERMONT.
District of Jilnrlmm. it.
TIE Uouurnbte Ihe l'rolmio Ciiurl lur llio District of
Alnrllmru. To all perons cnnrci nrd in llie erlatc of
i iiwmab 1.1 1M III., lute urUuilfuril, ilrceancd, in
ll-fllllu. ' nitKRTIM.
WllEUKAS. Elihu I'ioM. iitininUimmr ..r.i.
flliu raid ilecviiteil, propote lo render nn account of
ma Hiinnnitiiuiion, linn piercnt Ins ncrotml gvint
miiil elule fur ulliiwance.iil dm I'rubale Court lo bo
ImlnVn nt iIir Kf-sinter'. Ollice in Hrnltklioro in laid
riiitricl, on MonJu) the 17ih day December nexli
I "Crciorc, you are hereby nolilied lo appear before
i aid conn, ul Ihe time and place afiireraid, to tlmw
r..u-, ii miy jou nuvo, wliy the eaid Bccounl tbuiilii
not im alloueu.
fiiien miller mjr hand and the wal of!d court,
nt llrHlllebroro, in laid dimricl. hi 21ti d.iv
of Noteniber, A. 1). 1838. '
21 "ANA HYDE, Judge.
Pilot Cloths,
LlOJf SKIN, &C.
FOR sale" by the subscriber, Pilot Cloths
and Lion bltm forGent. over coats ; Dioad
clolhs ; cassimeres 5 Sheep's Grey Cloths,
tec. Gro de Nap Meripot, j Eng. and French
do ;, qainbletcens and Alepines for Ladies'
C oaksuud Dresses 5 Eng. and French prints;
t !S JJ'k u,nd col'd Silks; merino and
Highland Shawls.
Also
Ihipcrinl Quills, a neip aiticle; rich Winter
Flowers and Ribbons ; Florence and col'd
r'Tw,?"!' '?elh,;r w'l'. a full assortment
of DHl GOODS.
n ,.i u n o A' E- DWINELL.
Brattleboro, Oct. 31, 1838. - 9
New Books.
BAVIES' Arithmetic, do First Lessons in
Algpbra, do BoUrdon, do Legendre, do
SurvcV ui' do. ArmWlin-l jl V,
, . f 1 j ' " vn,uiii.y. UU Uf!m
f ripiivu Geometry do Calculus, Jo Shades
- u,M,luv,--ycusier's Jjibies, Dicks'
Works coajulpte 111 One volume, &c.
'November ll V'' "vpkstoi,,:,
drelh'H. Dr. Pliliiney's, Aim uyspepue.
Thayer's, Dr. Lorraine's La Aledecme cura
tive PILLS-Matchless Sanative and I Es;
..,..., nn.ifp. nt the Siore of J. U o i Vniu
Edward Kirkland,
CouiiHcllor & Attorneys luiiw
BnATTSBBOItO, VT.
Refer to (
Pliny Merrick, Esq. uwritiT Mn
Emo.V Washburn. Kn. "", Mass.
Hon. Ephniitn Stone, Templeton) Mass.
Hall fc Townsjey, Hraltlebdro.
CO Office over the Store of E. W. Prouty
Sc. Co. :ttno8
R. BILLINGS,
in wiiKi:r,int'8 iiuii.ding, oppositu
CIIASFAS fiTAGK HOUSK.
llKATTI.KHOItO, VT.
1ST A. House and Grist
Mill for Sale. I
Tip II E subscriber, wishing to
JL change his location, oilers to
sell his Grist Mill, House, Barn,
Garden. &c. The above Real
Estate is one of ihe most valuable stands in .
Windham county, and is shunted in llic village
of North Wardboro. The Mill contains two
run of stone, a cobb cracker, smut mill aud bolt,
is in complete repair, situated on n good and
durable stream ol water, aud has n very exten
sive run ofcuslDin. The building is 'M by 20,
and is now occupied as a mechanic's shop, in
which if a turning lathe, circular saw, plain
ing machine. Ac. itc. The House is fl7 by
21, 2 siories high, is new and well linishi-d,
wilh a wood-house and saddler's shop attach
ed, a small barn, and an excellent garden, with
some other land.
The above estate cannoi fail to please any
man ofhTisinrss, being situated in a wry pUa
spot and growing village, Willi all I lie necessa
ries of life at hand ; and is on a 'good road
where the stage passes every day. The whole
of the above property will he sold together
with much other property if desired, or the Mill
will be sold alone, ai will best suit the pur
chaser. A liberal credit will be given for most
of the purchase money, aud immediate posses
sion given. I
WALDO CONVERS. 1
North Wardsboro, Nov. I'J. 1833. Mwll
Save your Wood.
nnHE subscribers respectfully inform the in-.
JL habitants ot Brattleboro and Us vicinity, '
that the utill continue lo keen on hand at the 1
Sttm. itintilinir nnn.niln llin UrTl-.K ,,. I
larandexleKat'inVnlof ' 1
Box, Parlor, and Cook
STOVES
of almost every description, nnd are olTercd to
the public on the most reasonable terms :
CofaufiH' oj thejollovvig l'utlerns, uz :
PARKER'S patent prophecy Premium :
GRANGER'S celebrated Conicle ;
STEWART'S patent ;
CONAN'T'S celebrated improved Roiary-
stove ; and a New Vermont Cook-store ;
CONANT'S patent Improved ;
W. A. ARNOLD'S improved Yankee, with
an Elevated Oven ;
W. V. MANY'S patent Union Premium
Cook-stoves, which combines all the good
qualities for Broiling, Baking, and Boiling.
as any other Cook-stove now in use uuu
sold at a much less price.
They have on hand many other Patterns be
ing' too numerous to mention, together with an
assorlmcnt of
Firc-Fi-nmcs, Cnldron Ket
tles nnd UolIowYTnrc,
and are daily manufacturing Stove Furniture
of all kinds.
Tin, Copper, ami Brass, ami
STOVE PIPE,
kept constantly on baud and sold at Wholesale
and Retail.
Having taken great pains to get the most cx
nerieiiceilvorl(trinn.iliiv ivnntil uu ilm nil
may favor them with a call shall have-their
work made of the best mateiials and in a work
manlike manner anii warranted lo give satis
faction. To those wishing any of the above arlicleK,
orany thing in our line of Business, will do
well to call nnd ermine for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
J. IS. JOB I NO nt REPAIRING
done at short notice and nil orders promptly
alteudud to.
DICKENSON & CHANDLER,
Brailleboro, Nov. 1. 1838. 0
Pickled Fish.
20 ,Lc.S,rL.A'KE TfROUT, and U'iHTE
FISH, just received for sale, by
Nov. 7. HALL & TOWNSLEY.
Notice.
B
liAKE 1 fill. Iml.wr l,n ... -I.--
, ...... vu-.kii.ucbii ji can on an persons
havinf nnspii bill n,.,,..,'. ...i,i. ,i . ' y T .
.!. " 7 "'"nmi lonuiuti
the same ;and all indebted to inake payment
by the first of January next. 1 '
Their stock of GOODS comprising a verv
good assortment of "
Piece floods, (Sroccricx,
Iron, Salt, &e . &c.
Is offered at reduced pric.es, as tl,u Stock must
be sold to close Ihe concern.
Brattleboro, Oct. 31, 1838. 9
' CEO. If. Bli AKE & CO, ,
IMPOKTEKB OF liltY GOODS AND
lAr,K8 IN AVOOLLKNS,
A'o,S3 M(lk"treit,ntarlnoppoiUe Kilby.,lrt,t
Geo. B. Blake,
David Neyins. Jn. .15, 1838, lya
W New, or Old.
MESSRS. I will now Inform you that I
continue at my Old Stand south of tin
common, in Fayetteville. on Main street,
where I will atull times be ready lo ejecute
all kinds of work in the
Art o( Cutting nnd Making
GkNTI.EMUNS' WkAHINO At'PAREl.,
OP THE LATEST and MOST AP
PROVED STYLE i
or out of fashion, or of any shape you please
to direct. ,
From much, experience in my profession to
suit all those who may favor me with lliir
calls, I do warrant all pnrmetiO made at my
Shop to suit, provided man ran be nuitcd
any where, a cr order or fashion; There
lore, your work will be as Fashion dictates,
unless you put on the veto. And then, if it 1
not according to Order, I will satisfy you in
as much that I will pay you for your cloth
npd give in the garment, vhocrrr will tell
their lies, and make their brags. o as they
see fit.) Here you have my mcihotl of doing
the fiiir thine in black and white. As for
Culling and Making, 1 turn my back lo no one,
or two, or three.
Therefore, Old Friends nnd
Cuhtomi:ks, ( ever so many new ones)
please just give me a call, aud you will fiml
mv as 1 state.
FASHIONS.
The Latest and must approved FASHIONS
nre, aud Will be received regularly, from all
quarter. JE Aone ci rrceire then in
more haste und in better tlylr than what I do.
Specimens of which 1 will be pleased to ex
hibit and explain to you at any time.
Cutting done at all times for others to make,
aud great caic taken in marking the same, that
there mav be no mistake.
TRIMBSINGS.
Trimmings of all kinds on hand, and as iow
as can be bought any where, and think a little
cheaper.
P. S. I do not want 5 nor G hands in addi
tion lo what I now have, but nhould like 2
more. I am yours, &c.
JACOB DUNKLEE, Jn.
Fayeileville, Nov. I, 183S. tf9
""" STOVES.
HALL & TOWNSLEY oiler for sale the
ncif IVrmtN Kixixy C II O K I N G
STOVE, superiorio nay in use in this vicinity
combining all the ad vantages of the Conical,
Premium and Stewart Patterns, and nt the
same time placing the huge Boiler over the
fire where it can . be heated with very little
fuel. They nre put at less price than any
other of equal advantages, and warranted to
give satisfaction to ihe purchaser. All kinds
of Pioducc received in payment.
They also have fur sale at the lowest prices,
The MWnn huprocrd) Rotary, Stewarts,
Premium, and Conical
COOKING STOVES:
Together with Parlour Stoves of the most ap
piored kinds and Box Stoves of all sizes at
very reduced prices.
Also- -Rusiia
and English IRON STOVE PIPE.i
Sjove ,Pots, Kel les, Spiders nnd Store Fur
niture of all kinds.
Old Stores taken in payment.
vncd to call and examine their assortment be-
Tore purchasing elsewhere. Nov. 15.
. .
17... !-
UUIIICL V UrillUirU,
Chnirs, Fcnllici H & Painting.
Ti t subscriber continues to carry on hi
, CAB1SET, CDAIIt,and PAINTING
business, in all their several branches, at his
shop one door south of Dntton, Clark Co.
Instruction given ns usual in all the branches
of the A rl ol Painting Imitation Wood. All
attended to promptly at low prices, as at any
other place.
FEATHERS constantly for sale of the
first quality, and prices us low as tho lowest.
Those wishing io pay Cash for any of the
above articles will do well to cull.
, , ANTHONY VAN DOORN.
Brattleboro, July 27th,- IS38. tf47
Almanacs.
ROBERT B. THOMAS, Wilds 'Abel's,
Comic, Crockett and People's. Whole
sale and Retail, ut the
V BnA'rri.EBono BooK-S roiiE.
New Books.
HOARY-HEAD, by Abbott ; China, its
slate and prospects : Letters lo Mother's
by Mrs. Sigouruey ) Miller's lectures on the
coming of Christ about the year 1813 ; Dew
ey's Sermons ; Sutton's students Guide to the
Study of Geography.
0 At tub BiiATrixcono BooK-Sronc.
PAINTING.
THE subscriber has removed to the build
ing opposite G. Buchee's Hotel, where
he will aitend to all kinds of ORNAMEN
TAL and CHAIR PAINTING; Hood,
Stone, and Marble Imitations.
AlJiO
SIGN PAINTING AND GLAZING.
, HOU8K PAINTING & PAl'KKING,
in this und other towns in the vicinity.
. PAINTS
mixed as usual and warranted to dry well
ROILED OIL, i
Japan, and Puttey, kept on band for Sale.
A frnnil nctinrf t.;at ,,r I
m - i-w ii.'uui t II I H
CnDinct Piirnitiire Sc ClinirN,
for K.nln nl lnt.f
Cabinet I nrmtitre taken in exchange
Painting Chairs. Old Furniture Repai
and Varnished. 1
for
paired
TwtM t F. VAN DOORN,
Brtitlleboro, March, 1838. t0
'S. IF. Sjwoner,
HAS Just received a lot of FEATHERS,
which ho will iscirvery cbean. Also
FURNITURE, which ho will sell ai eof. as
he is closing business at this place.
Bratllcloro, Oct. 10, 18US, o
Just arrived from Paris
A Fresh supply of I.'JHrrteclno Coraiivo
PIIjLS, or Vegetable Univcr
nl medicine of Paris,
MADE BY Uh. f.KllOY, AT IIIR ESTADMSIIMKHT.
nnHE cind rfiecls and universal curative
JL POWER of L'Medecine Curative, U
now acknnwlet ged by the candid and intelligent
part of the community of every dcictiplion.
In truth, there has been, xiich a universal ap
proval and such multitude oIVacts, speaking
and proving tfU vast suiietioiity over cverv
other medicine, it would be utterly impbsslblc
to give publication tu tliemshutt ol'many hun
ilrcd pages. Experience and public opinion la
unerring it is truth ; and then can be? no ap
pealit is jKiwcr that renisbi oil opiioailion.
Experience anil public opinion say, that IME
DECINE CUIJATIVE possess this vast
power it is a oiakt, that without envy lookij
down ujinn the moat celebrated McdiciiiPH,
from its elevated heightli. Of this important
fact, more than twejitt thousand people
Irom various part of the United States of
America an well ns Europe, can testify. Tri
umphant has been L'.Mcdecino Curative, in
every instance, when n thorough trial has been
had. It has mirninuutcd obstncleA in disease,
when other medicines sank jiowcrless; and line
health and nt mug lb arc the happy results,
where a short time previous diseuxe, yickeiiiiiR,
debility and constant pain and suffering, made
death apparent.
The following e.Ntrncts arc from among the
many grateful acknowledgments of those who
have received the ni.r.ssiKa of health, by its
use:
Sir: The powerful yet gentle Medicine I
had of you, hi working worulem in this vicinity.
Applications for it arc increasing, am! have
been made in vuiioua plactit in tliii county.
Five young ladies and wveral gentlemen, have
been entirely cuied from a consumption, and
confirmed in health by the use ol' the medicine
I told them there U no mistake. Physicians
that had pronounced them incurable, are among
the first to acknowledge their surpriu-, and
have bought iil'lbc medicine. J. Wilbuii.
Washington County, N. Y.
Prum Dm id MrGiri!"M, CiiynfN. Voik.Ort 1.18CS.
Sir: My wife has been considered of a con
sumptive 'habit for two yearn; last winter hhe
had a sudden and severe attack of pain in her
side, nnd dintreKsnl for breath. I immediately
called one of our be.it plivsicinns, who attended
carelnlly ujkiii her. Tbc Doctor as well a
mywlffinally diipniring of her recovery, con
cluded that she could mil continue but a shoil
limr. when prnvidentinlly I heard of the tron
derful ettre of L'Mrdeciuc Curative. I was
complclelv fuilltlcrs. but bv the stnint' ttolici-
V.: i i "i. -i , r;
according to directions, in such debilitated cas-
iniuiii in iricmm nnir iimik ii nn inc iaai rexuri,
CS, ll illtorileil relll'I lier appetite Was SOOll
restored, anil she continueil gradually to gam
strength until her health was finally and com
pletely restored; she has not been" belter for
many years. I). McGRr.iionv.
Sir: I wih you to send me n $50,00 pack
age of L'Medecine Curative Pills it is ahead
of cverv thing here. It has been used with
astonishing success here among children, ami
the first families are buying it.
Jon D. Clack, Arguilc, N. Y.
Sir: My daughter was very much debilitat
ed not able to do much wo'tk, but has been
rrsiornl to fine health and sliength by the use
of L'Medecine Curative l ills. G. Dtiow.v.
A man in the village, of Brailleboro, who
can 1 refercd to, has been entirely cured of a
Cancer by the osn of I.'Mn'.cci'ne Curative
PilU witli the Cancer Powder, that had eat
away a large portion of the flesh of his leg near
the ankle to tho bone, for two inches in cir
cumference. The above article is for sale by G. Wr. EM
ERSON, of Brattleboro, Vt. Principal agent
for the United States of Jlmeriea, nnd none
genuine unless it contains the within signature
of G. W. Emerson, to each article.
Par LE ROY,
Proprietor De La Medicine Curative.
For sale also by Wheeloek Keith, Jackson, N.
Y.;. Messrs. Baker tf Merrifield,Fayettetillc,
Vt,; S. T. II. Cheney, Jamaiea,Vt.; Mestrs.
Lazelle 5- Jones, Dover, Vt.; Messrs. II. 5-
IV. Goodnous, 1VhitinSham, Vt.; IVm IlaileA
Hinsdale, N. II ; Harden Ford, Chesterfield,
-V. Jf.; Ira P. Haywood, IVardsboro, Vt.; '
Jesse Cone, Marlboro, Vt.; S. F. Thompson,
'VimnAW. VI KV.'A.. rr-li.-..
opee Falls, Mas,.; IXcne:er Manlu. Dum-
incrsion, t i.; n m. Hams, Windham, Vt.;
J. G, Stone 5- Co. Green River, Vt. ; II.
IVilcox, Willminaton. Vt.: J. IV. W..
Marlboro, Vt,; IVm. S. Warner, Jackson,
N. Y.; Lyman Broughlan, Harford, N. Y.t
John D, Clark, .Irguile, N. Y.
NOTICE TO IllEISTS IN
TER3IOIVT.
TUT. flUMJIM'. Morl.onV Pill. or HjgnVr-c-I1"
Unitrrnal Alrilirlnn.nl the Hrin!i Cnllegr
nl liralili run Renin U- liuil in tlna Sinlc. Tim rulli-gi)
tiinn iiininiril and n-nt nut .Mr (it-iii-j-e Tiijlor, (in
jilare uf II. Sliqilirul Muni rrmuteil) mill uf film uml
llin aRpnl, only run tlic Krniitnc iuiiH.i l,-,t uitnlii inn lis
uliiuinrd In die Unilrd mti-. Tin miilii-ine i in 1
unit 3 il.ilbr I'nrKrl. willi No. 1 mid 2 I ill. in limu
und in Jmixc. or 25 and 80 rmu eiirh, willi one kind
in n Ihix, o ilint iiu. 1 nr 1 run Imuliliiiiicit -Kiriii-lv
il'wiinli-d! In lle pring the Ituxmwill lime Iwdi
Kinil. in tlirm; nlio, bnxc uf I'ouilcmSS rt. enrli.
V" Ull(iK H" wi'h ' R'l lld "Ih( of im di.
line," In ulli-nd tu I lie fillovrinj; diierlinna lien
liurrlu.Ing in Vrnni.nl j t. if Ihrri- n lal.i-l on llin
Ilox or IckH rciiling "Cci.TrfjIgi" ienrriil Ajji-nl
tor tin- Unilrd SlnlM nr Amoririi, u'tiimvd liv "Jtii
I Mon Mont k Co." Ilriii.li Collcgo of llwdili", "Jh,..
Sluri.oii ttm Ilnri-l," lluiiiiln,,, Plnro, King. ,,.
I.oinloii, (Irn. Tii)loi, .Murium .Mi.nl & Co. tun Jn',.
Moiimui the lljriiiur Hm .imili- orthi-ir rincliie
iinnliiiri.i Alio be more purticular to tit ih n i-nrl.
Jlox or racket i. ngiird in Mriiiug t.y l'linj-lHirn nnd
ilriiKiiiiml .1 nU.iii;iiril l.y ihe Ai.li Avru,( ,hu,.,
ji.n urn iHirriiiiunc, nrrrnrt lo thrte rutts and you '
' ii. ff' "" K . ,e ''"'""ad will Rut iiniuiici thiol
ii ii.. ouSo..dir ,Mr.liri.. (,, K.uIdu.i) b0 oflrr-
inMilobyMmiHrnihe UeUu ' ;
ApplieolioiiH l.,r Kulj Ascnrlei. 1 ill U nr., in, iV m.
tciiilrd lo, trrnn tilwrid. No Vi ukkUI or Pedlar
will he niipnlnird ill ttiij rir icAutrrrr. KinV liiili
ARrnl will lin n Ci-iiiliniU- o hi. iipHiiiiiiii-nl,'nii:ii-;.l
l.y Ucu. Tujlur, U, rj. ,gi iu, nnii ,isr, j,, lvl"j,.
ing hy t'linglmrn h llriiuiimul Slnte Agenl for Ver
hiiilit nnd Ii nrilited'cnllfli-iito of nnnl
pend In llin pt.ire ofliiirincM uml lijMhii rrniffi of any
firrron, ihj-v will fhi.w jjio wrjllen uppoiiiiiunnl rieocd
i ll. Wni-oiiM ientlmwIy leciiniiiiend lhi nn ilicin..
Iu hII who nerd imcliiiiiej ii phii be given .hMv Mini
i.., BoodefTcc, ,o ,,ug l.ljd,r,V;Vl rn-Hy A. ir, his Solfcitor.
peri.nr... 1 lie wli.i lmu il, do ImniiiibU ion-
linue 11 uo uhrnevrr thpy uml uny medicine.' Th'u , '
irpiiliilinKnril U totll rlidi1l,hir Unit iui-.li. im Hum- STATU Of VEtlSIOKT, It nprearinc that
?( piifling ndyiiireM.ni ti runai., it. i been Windhiuh County, ss. C tho aid Joscnh'EI-il-jiirrd
by cuuninfei,,,, ,i,e c.,ll.g .hn,n ,.u ...u mVr gnac Johhson and ZcbiiiaXwpfflVii
ui. Agent,'!,, Whom they inte iiil-et confidehre. it i ! 'V.i.V ' t.l...... ,L'W " "Y" , f C c"""
lliclrnml hi. i.i,di. in- ir.u-ntii.ii..dnh.it wo biiiio
eii.u.ie hi I lm uirli n lo ytl li priiuinf ,Mvrjvn
,l,-0
I
vrueiuuio uuir(fui jiiciicniu uaae m
II. lllhli (Jollrge I.rllcnllli in Loi.il.in.
Still AfiEXTil.
St. a. Dui'kl.iiid, Uellow l''iillf,Vliiilliniu ro,
J, tStccn, Utittilcburo, " i
...r.jr i oinni iiu in Ti:r....M nm ginvme ,niw ",',,."titi,it-V rRnonccei,sivejy, llie last 01 Wliicli
rUon'. i'ill,..r llvgo.... V.Bci1.bl..Uni,erIMedlcino,shalU.e not'less than four Weeks from Tt in Iri
Hindu nt ihri llrllUli Oullcflcn.f ll.i.lil. bv M.iri.ou ll.e' sioll of the CimrV X, 1,Za r itYft"
ll,sei., will bogned liy i:.u.B..n, Mwm, -"fl ,?'." LVl.o At 1 rdWlVFl' S,mU
nnduUl.yll.flrreaulurlyndv.rir.idsppulntrd A-iiUl" ' . "l n,tiCU X?ld lflendantS to'nopear
in the evi'rnl C...mtle.' " " , and answer to snid bill.
t". i i ,.r .1 .. . . i
Surgeon "Dentist,
c3Pffl!PTck
AKES thlamcthoil of
tendennK Ins grateful
:knowlelBmcnts lo his
riciiiln inn! nntrnnx in Brattleboro and vicinity.
fur their iat fuvitrx, and hopes by a faithful at
tention to his professional buslneii to merit a
continuance of their patronage. He is now
prrparrd lo set Mineral or iKConccrTiBi.c
TEETH on Gold Plates fiom ONE to full
Seta in the latent improved manner that is prac
tised by the best Dentists in the country.
Being now nble to manufacture hh Mineral
teeth, he belicvcH he shall be able to civc t he
fullest Balinfaciion to those wlux may chootai to
emplov him, Setting treth fin Stump, filling,
cleansing, and regulating teeth; in short, all op
erations on tho teeth and gums will be attend
ed to in the hi-al manner.
Hi piic.es for hi services will be ns low as
other DetitMis, and vary according to circum
stances. He has taken ronnnt at Col. Cihrk's Stage
house, where he will Im happy to wail tin any
who may need bis profcittioiiafscrvicei.
November 0, 1833. 10
CBJf.lWCJiilY.
IN thin cause the bill
of complaint, which is
made returnable to tho
Isaac Jnhii.'um,
vs.
Joseph Elmer nnd
Zcbiua Ncwconth.
f term to lie holdcn nt New-
I'unc, in and fur the coun
ty of Windham, on the
third 'I'niv.'liiv- ni-nt nfll-r I be fiimlli 'l'iii-l.-iv
of Janunrv next, charges in suiwtancc, That
Joseph Elmer of Westminster, in the County
of Worcester and Slate ol Ma-wachusctM, on
the 23d day or Match, A.D. 183J, being Justly
indebted unto Isaac JiiIiiikiiii of Mexico, in the
County of Oswego and State ol New Vjiik, in
the sum of two hundrcil dollars, an specified in
a promissory note of that date, I'ayaiile within
one year from the date therein with intcrrnt
annually, in order lo secure the payment
thereof according In the tenor of said note, by
his deed of bargain and sale of that date, con
veyed to the Orator, a certain tract of land
nituate in Vermin in said County, bounded
North by the Su-bliina' road m called, West
hy the old town line, South by land of Benj.
IVcier.and Eal by laud occupied by Ira Young
love and Sumner Titu, containing about one
hundrcil ncrea of land, subject to a condition,
in aiiid deed contained, that if the iid Joseph,
his heirs or asiigns, tdinuld pay the sums ipr
cifled in aiil promiiMory note, according to
the tenor thereof, then said deed to lie void,
Dtbcuviic in force: and further selling fiirth
that the aaid Joseph Elmer, on the 22d day of
Sept. A. D. 1835, mortgaged ihe same premises
to Zebiua Newcomb of Baniardston, in the
County f Franklin and State of Massachusetts.
l" fcuro the payment of the sum ol (5200,00,
l"uioi iiiaiiroiiussory lime u iimniBie, pnj
able the third day of January then next, aver
ring that no part of said promissory note, so
nimlc an aforexaid to the Orator, has'ever lieen
paid, and praying that the said Joseph and
ebina may he ordered io pay the said sunf so
due to Ihe Orator as aforesaid, together with
the interest thereon, by some short day, and
in dcfuult thereof, that they and all icrsoiia
claiming under them, may be fiircclo&cd and
barred of nil equity of redemption in the pro
mises. Signed.
ISAAC JOHNSON.
By A. Keyes, his Solicitor.
State or Veiimost, It appearing that
Windham Countv, ss. the said Joseph
Elmer nnd Zebina Newcomb, reside without
the reach of ordinary process, it is ordered thai
they lie notified of the pendency of the plain
tiff's bill, by publication in the 'Vermont Phm
nix, newspnper printed at Brattleboro, Ihrco
weeks successively, the last of which shall he
not less than four weeks from the session of
the Court above stated, which shall bo suffi
cient notice to naid defendants, to apiicar and
answer to said bill.
Dated at Woodstock, this 12th day of No
vember, A. D. 1838.
12 J. COLLAMER, Chancellor.
Zadock Johnson,
IN this cause the bill of
complaint which U made
returnable to the term to
be holden at Newfane, fu
and for the County of
vs.
Joseph Elmer,
Isaac Johiis.m &
Zebina Newcomb
maiiam, on ttio ttnni
I ucsday n"xt n.fter
tlic fourth Tucsdav of
January next ehnreiu in substance:
lhat Joueph Llmer ol Vcstininslcr, in the
County of W orcestcr and Slate of Massachu
setts, on the Mthday ofScptemk-r, A. D. J 820,
Mngjuslly indehteil unto Zadock Johnson, of
Vernon in said County of "Windham, In the
sum of two hundred dollars as specified in two
promissory notes of that date, pnvable on de
mand with interest annually, in order to secure
the payment of said sum according to the tenor
of said notes by his deed of bargain and sale of
that date, conveyed to the Orator a certain
tract of land situate in said Vernon, bounded
North by the Stcbbins' road so called, West
by the old town line, South bv land of Bcnia.
Peeler, and East by lnud occupied by lr.i
vounglnve and Sumner Titus, containing
abouttonc bundled acies of land, subject to a
condition in said deed contained, that if the
said Joseph, bin heira and assigns, should par
the sums apecified in said two promissory note's
according to the lemr thereof, then the said
deed to be void, otherwise to remain in force,
setting rorlh that the Raid Joseph Elmer on the
23d day lf March, A. X). 1833, morluaged tho
same premises to Isaac Johnson, of Mexico in
the County of Oswego and State of New York,
to secure to him tho payment of two hundred
dollars nipl interest, specified in a promissory
note of that dale, and fuither seitim forth
' !llat tl,L' snu' JfRM-T-h on the 2id dayof Sepicm-
,330i Uinrigageil tne RHtno premise
Zebina Newcomb, ol Barnardsfon in the
County of Franklin and Slate of Massachu-
spccfiieti n a promissory note ot that date,
avernncr that no nnrt Of the amount .lnr- fli
Orator aforesaid has ever been pnid.'twd pray
ing lhat the said Joseph, Isaac and Zebina, bo
decreed to pay the Orator the aforesaid sums
so due him as above said, together with tho
interest thereon by smnefhort ,inV, nnd in de
fnlilt thereof, ibaMhey and nil persons claim
ing under them he foreclosed and barred of and
from all rnuity or redemption in the premise".
Si.tiii'iI V. nnnir inuvlcnM
, , "", .1 .'"i"nry process,' It
,V),r,,er1.' ',,,il',,'e-v ,w notified of the pendenoy
u the plaini ff'a hill by publication in the Vcr-
moiit, I'hojpix, newspaper printed at, Brotthh
Dated nt. Woodstock, il.ij ion, x,nf Nn.
i vcmber, A..D. 1833.
' 1? J. COLLAMER, Chancellor.